T.O. Ready For Hall Of Fame Induction, In Chattanooga
Leave it to Terrell Owens to choose to become the first person to celebrate being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame somewhere other than at the Canton shrine.
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Leave it to Terrell Owens to choose to become the first person to celebrate being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame somewhere other than at the Canton shrine.
A Frisco man is suing Ezekiel Elliott, alleging the Dallas Cowboys running back caused him "serious, life-altering injuries" when Elliott's truck rammed the man's car.
Recent draft picks by the Cowboys, all defensive ends, offer an interesting trio of story lines going into the 2018 season.
The Cowboys have activated defensive end Randy Gregory from the non-football injury list after a year away from the game on a substance-abuse suspension.
The Cowboys have to figure out what things will be like without Jason Witten's leadership. Ask the players and their answers will vary.
The Cowboys will host training camp practices at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco on August 20-21, 23, 24 and 28.
Last year at training camp, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott faced possible suspension over domestic violence allegations. This offseason went without any significant headlines.
Despite his decision to not attend Saturday's Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, Terrell Owens will be honored by the hall for his NFL career.
Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant ripped his former owner and a teammate on Twitter Friday.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott made his feelings known about players kneeling to protest social injustice during the national anthem before football games.
Cowboys training camp started this week in Oxnard, and team owner Jerry Jones quickly caught the attention of President Trump in regards to national anthem protests.
It's been several years since Jason Garrett's future as coach of the Cowboys was a hot topic waiting for owner Jerry Jones at the start of training camp.
The high temperature at the Cowboys Training Camp home will be 80 degrees for the first day of practice.
Jerry Jones said the Cowboys couldn't cut ties with the company because of an ownership stake in Papa John's stores.
"We feel strongly in how we deal with it and how we will deal with it. Yes, everyone would like for it to go away," said Jones.
